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3 SquirrelJME is copyright:
5 * Copyright (C) 2013-2022 Stephanie Gawroriski
6 <xer@multiphasicapps.net>
7 * "SquirrelJME" and "Lex" are trademarked by Stephanie Gawroriski 2016-2022
9 Works of art with a credit to the original author, note that these works were
10 commissioned under contract:
12 * _Lex_ and The _SquirrelJME_ Logo were illustrated by...
13 * Kat Adam-MacEwen
14 * Kat@CMYKat Designs & Illustrations <http://www.cmykat-designs.com/>
16 SquirrelJME has three types of files which fall under different licenses:
18 * Source Code:
19 * **GNU General Public License Version 3 or Later**
20 * Assets which are not fonts, includes the mascot, logo, and icons:
21 * **Creative Commons CC-BY-SA 4.0**
22 * Fonts:
23 * **SIL Open Font License Version 1.1**
25 Contributors must agree to the [contributor license](contibuting.mkd) before
26 their code may be accepted.
28 Additionally, if the **GNU GPLv3** and **CC-BY-SA 4.0** are not desirable a
29 proprietary license may be purchased for a negotiable fee. The terms of the
30 contract are to be negotiated.
32 Note that there is no linking exception to the **GNU GPLv3**, this is because:
34 * SquirrelJME is intended to be installed on a device.
35 * Although SquirrelJME is a run-time, any code running on it is dynamically
36 linked at run-time.
37 * As long as a linked program (in this case a snapshot of the system memory)
38 is not distributed, the GPL permits local modifications (such as linking).
39 * SquirrelJME will parse the GPLv3-incompatible JARs to produce native code.
40 * The compiler of the license does not _infect_ the program being compiled.
41 * Each JAR that is natively compiled is standalone and includes no other code
42 except the code that originates from that JAR.
43 * If a 3rd party compiler is used, then this statement might not apply.
44 * Cached binaries are not intended to be distributed, if a JAR has been
45 modified then SquirrelJME will automatically recompile the given binary.
46 * This allows the cached binary format to be modified freely without causing
47 compatibility issues. This is easier for development and makes it so that
48 design flaws can be fixed and not plague the project for decades.
49 * If supporting CPU features are detected they may be used.
50 * SquirrelJME does not use JNI, so there will never be a means for native code
51 to be prelinked into a binary and distributed.
52 * However, SquirrelJME may include JARs built-in to the binary. To promote
53 open source software, these JARs would have to be GPLv3 compatible. If it is
54 desired to include a JAR built-in where it is not GPLv3 compatible then a
55 proprietary license may be purchased.
57 If SquirrelJME is distributed within a distribution then it is **highly**
58 recommended that the source code is distributed alongside the binary. If this
59 software is placed on very limited embedded devices then a CD should also be
60 included containing the source code or the entire repository (CDs are really
61 cheap to produce).
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1170 -----------------------------------------------------------
1171 SIL OPEN FONT LICENSE Version 1.1 - 26 February 2007
1172 -----------------------------------------------------------
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